Take Your Time An Archive of Re-rendered Florentine Street Art
Brandon Pogrob
Take Your Time has two meanings. •
The time taken to re-render these found street art images in gouache paint.
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The necessity to take one’s time to notice the artworks scribbled on brick walls and on the metal screens pulled down over shop windows. Like the seemingly inconsequential doodles in an artist’s sketchbook that lead to finished pieces, these hastily-done works have the potential to be so much more.
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Via Pier Antonio Micheli
43.780, 11.261
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Via di Santa Lucia
43.775, 11.244
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Viale Spartaco Lavagnini Underpass 43.782, 11.255
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Near Piazza Santa Spirito
43.768, 11.249
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Via San Zanobi
43.779, 11.255
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Via San Gallo
43.778, 11.257
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Via dè Ginori
43.777, 11.256
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Via Guelfa
43.777, 11.256
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Viale Spartaco Lavagnini Underpass 43.782, 11.255
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Near Piazza Santa Spirito
43.768, 11.249
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Via San Gallo
43.778, 11.257
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Viale Spartaco Lavagnini
43.784, 11.260
This book was created by Brandon Pogrob for his Mapping the Unfamiliar class while studying abroad through Washington University in Florence, Italy—Spring 2014. All photos of street art were taken in Florence, Italy. All paintings are done in gouache. Typeface used is Helvetica.